User talk:RonaldB

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Blocking

You seem to be doing a good job, but bear in mind that the authority of an administrative assistant is limited. See Conservapedia:Administrators, and pay special attention to the subsection for assistants. Wishing you many blessings, DMorris (talk) 00:26, 4 July 2017 (EDT)

Shalom, DMorris. I assume you're referring to my blocks of those with the frivolous usernames. I thought it was acceptable to block those with frivolous but not vulgar usernames so long as the option to create another account to comply with the username policy was available. Although, to be honest, most of the new accounts in the past two days have been the "page blanker guy" and JamesWilson socks. In any case, I suppose I'll heed your advice. --Ronald (talk) 09:02, 4 July 2017 (EDT)

I have checkuser, and I see things that you don't. Several of the accounts were from entirely different ranges than the page blanker. It's okay though, lesson learned on your part. I thought the same thing a long time ago, and Andy pointed out the error in my way at the time. Also, I replied to your comment on my talk page. DMorris (talk) 22:09, 5 July 2017 (EDT)

Tips

Hello RonaldB, I saw your recent page creations on several Michigan towns and counties. When creating a town please add the category, in the case of Michigan, Category:Michigan Cities and Towns (categories like this exist for all 50 states and for most countries). When creating an article on a county, please use Category:Counties in addition to the category of the state.

Also, I hope you saw my reply to your latest comment on my talk page. It is very important to add sources to every article you create, and every one of your articles that I recall does not have any sources. In the specific case of the Michigan cities and counties, I recommend at least adding the website of the town in the external links section, but it is also good to cite other facts, such as, for example, that Oakland County, Michigan is now Democrat. Your religion articles would also do well with sources. --1990'sguy (talk) 02:34, 10 July 2017 (EDT)

I see. As for the case of Oakland County, I lived there for over forty years and saw the change. I can try to find references though, I suppose. These are mainly observations that I've witnessed having been in these areas. --Ronald (talk) 09:36, 10 July 2017 (EDT)